Yes, attorneys frequently represent minors injured due to someone else’s negligence. These cases require extra care since children cannot file lawsuits on their own. A parent or legal guardian usually brings the case on the child’s behalf. The attorney gathers medical records, witness statements, and school reports to document how the injury affected the child’s life. Damages may include medical bills, pain and suffering, emotional trauma, and future impact. Some states require court approval for settlements involving minors. The attorney ensures all legal procedures are properly followed. They also protect the child’s financial interests by setting up structured settlements if needed. Extra attention is given to developmental impact and long-term care. These cases are often emotional and sensitive, so choosing an attorney experienced with child injury claims is crucial.